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Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
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NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
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UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
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Fort Sill’s top general and fires school commander relieved
The Army has relieved the commanding general of the service’s fires school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, officials confirmed Wednesday.
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Service academies can be proving ground to defeat sexual misconduct
Military service academies are important change agents for solving the broader social problem of sexual violence and harassment.
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A new home base: How to choose a post-military destination
The whole idea is to have a support system in place and make your transition to civilian life a simple as possible.
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GOP bill bans military abortions, transgender care, diversity work
The $826.5 billion spending plan is likely to face strong resistance from the White House and Senate Democrats.
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Military pay overhaul could mean huge pay boosts for enlisted troops
The most junior servicemembers would see their pay raised from $23,000 annually to more than $31,000.
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More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
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The Army rolls along: military’s oldest branch celebrates 248 years
The Second Continental Congress established the Continental Army on June 14, 1775.
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Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
-
NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
-
UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
-
Fort Sill’s top general and fires school commander relieved
The Army has relieved the commanding general of the service’s fires school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, officials confirmed Wednesday.
-
Service academies can be proving ground to defeat sexual misconduct
Military service academies are important change agents for solving the broader social problem of sexual violence and harassment.
-
A new home base: How to choose a post-military destination
The whole idea is to have a support system in place and make your transition to civilian life a simple as possible.
-
GOP bill bans military abortions, transgender care, diversity work
The $826.5 billion spending plan is likely to face strong resistance from the White House and Senate Democrats.
-
Military pay overhaul could mean huge pay boosts for enlisted troops
The most junior servicemembers would see their pay raised from $23,000 annually to more than $31,000.
-
More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
-
The Army rolls along: military’s oldest branch celebrates 248 years
The Second Continental Congress established the Continental Army on June 14, 1775.
-
Ukraine allies debate how to boost support as Russia invasion drags on
NATO members discussing how to further arm Ukraine, while charting out a path to full membership in the alliance.
-
NATO sees no change in Russia nuclear posture despite Belarus claims
NATO doubts President Alexander Lukashenko’s claims that Belarus has already received some tactical nuclear weapons from Moscow.
-
UN atomic watchdog chief visits embattled Ukraine nuclear plant
A recent dam burst and Kyiv’s new counteroffensive against Russia’s invasion have heightened safety risks at the Russia-occupied Zaporizhzhia plant.
-
Fort Sill’s top general and fires school commander relieved
The Army has relieved the commanding general of the service’s fires school at Fort Sill, Oklahoma, officials confirmed Wednesday.
-
Service academies can be proving ground to defeat sexual misconduct
Military service academies are important change agents for solving the broader social problem of sexual violence and harassment.
-
A new home base: How to choose a post-military destination
The whole idea is to have a support system in place and make your transition to civilian life a simple as possible.
-
GOP bill bans military abortions, transgender care, diversity work
The $826.5 billion spending plan is likely to face strong resistance from the White House and Senate Democrats.
-
Military pay overhaul could mean huge pay boosts for enlisted troops
The most junior servicemembers would see their pay raised from $23,000 annually to more than $31,000.
-
More could be done to help dual-military couples, DoD IG reports
Dual-military couples serving in different branches are less likely to get assignments near each other than same-service couples.
-
The Army rolls along: military’s oldest branch celebrates 248 years
The Second Continental Congress established the Continental Army on June 14, 1775.
